Sentence examples for on a proscribed from inspiring English sources

Unit 124, across the street from the American and NATO military headquarters in Kabul, is one of the Afghan detention sites on a proscribed list by the American military, which is not allowed to transfer prisoners to facilities where torture is believed to be used.

An affidavit signed by James P. Greene, an F.B.I. agent, and submitted at Mr. Hamed's court appearance said the two men were riding in the truck on a proscribed section of highway that passes within a few dozen yards of the Pentagon, in Arlington, Va.

There is, however, not much more on can say; in particular, one cannot proscribe a particular corrective to that violation of health as a human right.

The life of a Kabul diplomat is a tightly proscribed one, and trips beyond the embassy's walls are cherished.

The police get frustrated when one group gets proscribed, and then a group changes name.

The emphasis is not on enforcing rules, like the one that proscribes smoking, but on treating customers as if they were friends paying a personal visit, Mr. Carr said.

Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), a group proscribed by both the UN and Pakistan, poses a more difficult challenge and its naming in the BRICS statement puts not only Pakistan but also China on the spot.

A further difficulty with the proscription model is what to do with a once proscribed organisation.

They are expensive and difficult to obtain, and, for reasons of ethics, many experiments on them are proscribed.

Apple's developer guidelines for iOS apps include a section on safety that proscribes "upsetting or offensive content" — including frowning on: "Apps with user-generated content or services that end up being used primarily for pornographic content".

Once society starts specifying the type of jobs a rapist can do on top of the legally proscribed ones, it is heading in a "dangerous" direction.